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Boynuzbuku Bay

The bay is indented to the west. At the end there is a wide flat area covered with sweetgum trees. A river flows into the sea to the south of here. The place where the stream joins the sea is shallow and reedy.

The bay, covered with pine trees, is separated by capes on the north and south sides, creating indentations of different sizes. In the deep bay, the fronts of these capes are 10 meters deep and the insides are 20 meters deep.

The depth is lower in the northwestern recess. Yachts anchor in these locations and take seats from land. It is busy on both coasts during the summer months.

There is a restaurant in the area covered with sweetgum trees at the end of the bay. This facility has a wooden pier with a capacity of 20 boats connected by a vault. The pier reaches up to 3 meters depth of the shallow shoreline. Water is provided to yachts upon request.

The facility also has a water sports centre. With parasailing boats, Gökova bays come under your feet from high angles.

Boyzlarbükü is connected to Dalaman by a 24-kilometer highway. The company provides taxis for airport transfer. Vegetables and fruits at the facility are grown in their own gardens. These gardens are right behind the restaurant.